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1 weave
I 1. noun(Textiles) Bindung, die2. transitive verb,1) (intertwine) weben [[Baum]wolle, Garn, Fäden]weave flowers into wreaths — aus Blumen Kränze flechten
2) (make by weaving) weben [Textilien]; flechten [Girlande, Korb, Kranz]3) (fig.) einflechten [Nebenhandlung, Thema usw.] ( into in + Akk.)4) (fig.): (contrive) ausspinnen [Geschichte]3. intransitive verb,wove, woven (make fabric by weaving) webenII intransitive verb1) (move repeatedly from side to side) torkeln2) (take devious course) sich schlängeln* * *[wi:v]past tense - wove; verb1) (to make by crossing strands in a pattern: to weave cloth.) weben2) (to tell (an interesting story).) ersinnen3) ((past tense, past participle weaved) to move backwards and forwards or from side to side: The cyclist weaved in and out of the traffic.) sich schlängeln•- academic.ru/81545/weaver">weaver* * *[wi:v]I. vt1. (of cloth)▪ to \weave sth etw webenthis type of wool is woven into fabric diese Art Wolle wird zu Stoff verwoben▪ to \weave sth etw flechtenthe biography is woven from the many accounts which exist of things she did die Biografie setzt sich aus den vielen bereits existierenden Berichten über Dinge, die sie getan hat, zusammen▪ to \weave sth together etw zusammenflechten [o ineinanderflechten]to \weave a basket [from rushes] [aus Binsen] einen Korb flechtento \weave one's way through sth sich dat einen Weg durch etw akk bahnen; ( fig) sich dat durch etw akk durchschlängeln [o durchmogelnII. vi1. (produce cloth) weben3.III. n Webart fbasket \weave Leinenbindung fto have loose/tight \weave locker/fest gewebt seinstriped \weave Streifenmuster nt* * *[wiːv] vb: pret wove, ptp woven1. n(= patterns of threads) Webart f; (= loosely/tightly etc woven fabric) Gewebe ntyou need a tighter weave for a skirt — für einen Rock braucht man ein festeres Gewebe
2. vthe wove the threads together — er verwob die Fäden miteinander
2) (fig) plot, story ersinnen, erfinden; (= add into story etc) details, episode einflechten (into in +acc)he wove a romantic tale (a)round his experiences abroad — er spann seine Erlebnisse im Ausland zu einer romantischen Geschichte aus
3) pret also weaved(= wind)
to weave one's way through the traffic/to the front — sich durch den Verkehr fädeln or schlängeln/nach vorne (durch)schlängeln3. vi3) (inf)to get weaving — sich ranhalten (inf)
to get weaving with sth — sich hinter etw (acc) klemmen (inf)
* * *weave [wiːv]A v/t prät wove [wəʊv], ( besonders 7 und 10) weaved, pperf woven [ˈwəʊvən], ( besonders 7 und 10) weaved1. einen Teppich etc weben3. einen Korb, Kranz etc flechten:weave together zusammenflechten, -weben6. fig ersinnen:B v/i1. weben (auch Spinne)2. flechten3. a) im Zickzack laufenb) hin und her pendeln (auch Boxer)d) sich wiegen:C s1. Gewebe n2. Webart f* * *I 1. noun(Textiles) Bindung, die2. transitive verb,1) (intertwine) weben [[Baum]wolle, Garn, Fäden]2) (make by weaving) weben [Textilien]; flechten [Girlande, Korb, Kranz]3) (fig.) einflechten [Nebenhandlung, Thema usw.] ( into in + Akk.)4) (fig.): (contrive) ausspinnen [Geschichte]3. intransitive verb,wove, woven (make fabric by weaving) webenII intransitive verb1) (move repeatedly from side to side) torkeln2) (take devious course) sich schlängeln* * *(into) v.einflechten (in) v.flechten v.(§ p.,pp.: flocht, geflochten)zusammen weben v.zusammenweben (alt.Rechtschreibung) v. v.(§ p.,p.p.: wove, woven)or: weaved•) = erfinden v.ersinnen v.verflechten v.weben v.wirken v. n.Gewebe - n.Webart -en f. -
2 weave
1) ( of cloth)to \weave sth etw weben;this type of wool is woven into fabric diese Art Wolle wird zu Stoff verwoben;to \weave sth etw flechten;the biography is woven from the many accounts which exist of things she did die Biografie setzt sich aus den vielen bereits existierenden Berichten über Dinge, die sie getan hat, zusammen;to \weave sth together etw zusammenflechten [o ineinanderflechten];to \weave a basket [from rushes] [aus Binsen] einen Korb flechten;to \weave one's way through sth sich dat einen Weg durch etw akk bahnen; ( fig) sich dat durch etw akk durchschlängeln [o durchmogeln] vi < wove or (Am a.) weaved, woven or (Am a.) weaved>1) ( produce cloth) weben;PHRASES:to get weaving ( Brit) ((dated) fam: hurry) Gas geben ( fam) ( begin action) loslegen ( fam) n Webart f;basket \weave Leinenbindung f;to have loose/tight \weave locker/fest gewebt sein;striped \weave Streifenmuster nt
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